Apartment restoration cleaning in Paris 6th
The flat is already empty. We clean the agreed surfaces before a sale, handover or viewing. We do not decide what the property is worth or what should be redone to sell it better. Cleaning does not replace a survey, condition report or work on a damaged covering.
Défi Clean works in a cleared Paris 6th flat for a seller, heir or agent preparing viewings or a signature. We examine the surfaces revealed after furniture leaves, then separate dirt from wear, marks and damage. Repairs, painting, sanding, renovation and replacement of coverings are excluded. The sale timetable remains the responsibility of the parties and third parties involved.
- Flat already cleared before cleaning
- Agreed surfaces examined and cleaned
- Wear separated from removable dirt
- Repairs and sale decisions excluded
Cleaning after the furniture has gone
Define the scope
- The seller or agent identifies the rooms
- Cupboard interiors must be specified
- Surfaces outside agreement remain excluded
- Clearance and sorting are separate services
Read what appears
- A parquet may show a rug shadow
- A wall may show a picture outline
- A cupboard may reveal long-hidden marks
- Wear can look like dirt at first
Keep work separate
- We do not repaint walls
- We do not sand parquet
- We do not repair damaged coverings
- Parties prepare their own condition reports
Selling a cleared flat in Paris 6th
When a Paris 6th flat is emptied before a sale, we often deal with a seller, heir or agent preparing viewings or a signature. We clean the surfaces agreed with that person. We do not state what the property is worth, and we do not advise what should be redone to improve the sale. We make no commitment to a timetable controlled by a notaire, buyer or other third party. Cleaning covers accessible surfaces, not the sale strategy, valuation or legal condition of the property. If a viewing is planned, the parties decide when the flat is shown. We carry out the operations set out in the quote and do not promise that the flat will be ready for a sale on a particular date.
Once the furniture has gone, the flat shows areas that may not have been seen for years. The floor beneath a bookcase left in the same place for thirty years, the wall behind a picture, a rug shadow on parquet or the inside of a built-in cupboard may all become visible. We look at these areas before cleaning. A mark may be dirt, but it may also be wear or damage. Parquet, marble, painted joinery, plaster and old tiling do not react in the same way. We explain what cleaning can reach and what belongs to separate works. A covering that is worn or damaged may need replacement, which this service excludes.
Our apartment restoration method
Confirm the starting point
We verify that the flat is already cleared of furniture and belongings for disposal.
Agree the scope
We list the rooms, floors, walls, cupboards and fittings included in the cleaning.
Inspect revealed areas
We look at surfaces uncovered after rugs, bookcases and pictures have been removed.
Read the materials
We distinguish parquet, marble, joinery, plaster and old tiling before cleaning.
Clean the agreed surfaces
We remove accessible dirt and deposits without sanding, painting or repairing.
Report the limits
We identify wear, damage and coverings that require separate work or assessment.
What we assess before cleaning
- Rooms included before sale or handover
- Floors revealed after furniture removal
- Walls behind pictures or bookcases
- Inside built-in cupboards and storage
- Type of parquet, marble or tiling
- Condition of painted joinery and plaster
- Marks distinguished from ordinary dirt
- Repairs and renovation excluded
This service begins with an already cleared flat. We clean the agreed surfaces without sorting, removing furniture, repairing, sanding, painting or renovating. We do not appraise the property and do not prepare an inventory, survey or condition report. We promise neither habitability, readiness for sale nor disappearance of an odour. The sale timetable belongs to the parties and third parties involved. A damaged covering may require separate work.
Related pages in Paris 6th
This page covers cleaning an already emptied flat; it does not cover clearance, sorting, repairs, renovation or sale-related reports.
Frequently asked questions
Must the flat be empty before this service?
Yes. This service concerns a flat already cleared of furniture and belongings to be removed. Sorting and clearance are separate services and should be arranged beforehand.
Do you clean inside built-in cupboards?
Only when their interiors are included in the agreed scope. We specify whether doors, shelves, backs and cupboard floors are part of the cleaning.
Can you remove a rug shadow from parquet?
We can clean accessible deposits, but a difference in colour may result from wear or long exposure. We do not promise that the parquet will become uniform.
Do you prepare the inventory or condition report?
No. The parties concerned prepare any inventory, survey or condition report. We may document visible surfaces when the quote provides for it, within agreed limits.
Do you sand parquet or repaint a wall?
No. Apartment restoration cleaning excludes sanding, painting, repair and renovation. A marked wall or worn parquet may require separate work.
Can you guarantee the flat will be ready for sale?
We do not promise that. We carry out the operations stated in the quote. Viewings, signatures, valuations and sale dates depend on the parties and third parties involved.
Can you guarantee an odour will disappear?
No. We clean accessible surfaces within the agreed scope. An odour may depend on a material, ventilation or the building and may need separate attention.
Would you like to clean a cleared flat before a sale?
From the contact page, choose Request a quote or Contact us to describe the rooms, revealed surfaces and cleaning limits you want.